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Intermap Technologies And Pronounced Technologies Provide AccuTerra GPS Maps
Denver CO (SPX) May 13, 2009 Intermap Technologies has announced that it has entered into a partnership agreement with Musical Electronics Limited, the parent company of Pronounced Technologies, a major supplier of GPS technology products to the consumer electronics market. Under the terms of the agreement, AccuTerra GPS maps will provide users of Pronounced Technologies' new line of devices with detailed road, trail, terrain, topographic contour, points of interest, and land management maps. Products are scheduled to be launched during the second half of 2009. "We're pleased that Pronounced Technologies has agreed to make Intermap's AccuTerra product an integral part of their new product line," said Michael Bullock, Intermap's vice president of consumer electronics. "Through the use of AccuTerra maps, Pronounced customers will experience a superior outdoor experience as compared to the nominal content that is delivered on most devices today." "We are very excited about creating a new line of Crossover PND with Intermap's AccuTerra product," stated Henry Wong, CEO of Pronounced Technologies. "With Intermap's high quality outdoor maps, our customers will have a great experience on both on and off road navigation using a single device." Share This Article With Planet Earth
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